Pucks for Autism Organization Returns to Nashville
Pucks for Autism, an organization dedicated to hosting hockey events to raise awareness and support for those with autism, is set to play a charity game at Bridgestone Arena, home of the Nashville Predators.
The event, now in its third year, is made possible with support from the Predators organization, with some members participating in the game alongside athletes with autism.
This is much more than just a passion project surrounding the sport I've been enthralled with for as long as I can remember.
As stated by Pucks for Autism President Shawn Pfeiffer, the organization aims to provide a platform for athletes with autism to showcase their skills and passion for hockey.
- Charity game at Bridgestone Arena
- Third year of the event in Nashville
- Support from the Nashville Predators organization
Author's summary: Pucks for Autism returns to Nashville for a charity game.
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